Roofing Canvassing Software
Storm roofing is won by the crew that gets to the right street first. KnockKnockGO! puts 12 months of hail and wind swaths on the same map your reps use to knock, so they work where the storm actually hit — not where they guess it did.
What makes roofing door-to-door different
Roofing door-to-door runs on storms. When hail or wind crosses a neighborhood, it creates insurance-claim work almost overnight, and every roofing company in the region knows it. About 38% of roofing jobs nationally are insurance claims, and that share is what makes storm canvassing its own discipline.
The work is seasonal and it moves. Spring and summer storm seasons open new territory week by week, and crews that follow the storms spend part of the year far from home. The companies that do well keep a clear record of every door across every storm, because the same neighborhood can get hit twice.
It's also claim work, which means documentation. The rep at the door starts a process that ends with an adjuster, a contract, and a crew on the roof. Every detail captured at the door — who lives there, what was damaged, when the storm hit — makes the next step easier.
And it's crowded. After a well-known storm, homeowners in the hardest-hit neighborhoods hear from a lot of companies. The crew that shows up knowing the exact event and the hail size, with a professional process, is the one that gets the inspection.
Where the roofing market is
Storm-restoration canvassing concentrates in Hail Alley — the corridor running through Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado. Nebraska has the highest hail frequency in the country, about 534 events a year. Colorado records about 414. Texas has the highest total hail damage, about $575 million a year and up roughly 70%.
Each of those states plays differently on the doors. Nebraska and Colorado see storms often enough that crews re-knock the same neighborhoods within a season, so door history matters. Texas pairs big damage totals with huge, fast-growing metros — Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Austin — where the challenge is covering a lot of ground before competing crews do. Kansas City sits on the Kansas edge of the corridor with older Midwest housing behind it, which adds steady replacement work between storms.
Outside the corridor, the storms change but the work doesn't. Florida roofing runs on hurricanes — wind, not hail — with a state law (§ 489.147) that limits how roofers can talk about insurance claims. Central Alabama sits in Dixie Alley, where tornadoes and straight-line winds do much of the damage. Missouri and Minnesota take some of the costliest hail in the country, with storms in St. Louis and the Twin Cities running into the billions.
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How KnockKnockGO! fits roofing
Integrated storm mapping is the core. Hail swaths and wind events from the past 12 months, within 60 miles, sit directly on the canvassing map, colored by hail size from under an inch to 2.5 inches and up. Managers assign crews to swaths; reps knock inside them.
Every door is a pin with a disposition — not home, lead, follow up, inspected, and whatever else your process needs. That shared map keeps crews from double-knocking and shows managers exactly what's covered.
Team communications are built in: group chats by crew or territory and private messages, so the whole operation runs from the same app reps knock with. The AI coach learns each rep's patterns and coaches to them, and the door-count leaderboard keeps the team honest.
From the door, leads move through Leads and Jobs boards to the finished roof. Built-in SMS handles follow-up. Pins keep saving on the phone without signal and catch up the moment it returns. Satellite view shows the roof before the knock. It runs on native iOS and Android, and we'll migrate your data from another tool for free.
KnockKnockGO! was built by the founder of Blue Collar Technologies, who spent 17 years in roofing before building the app he wished his crews had.
A storm week with KnockKnockGO!
The morning after the storm
A manager opens the map and turns on the storm layer. The new swath is there, colored by hail size, sitting over the neighborhoods it crossed. The biggest-stone polygon gets the most experienced closers; the edges get newer reps who need volume. Assignments go out in the crew's group chat, not a string of texts.
On the doors
Reps drop a pin at every house and tap a disposition. Not home, lead, follow up, inspected. The address fills in from the map. When a homeowner wants an inspection, the rep captures the name, phone, notes, and roof photos right there, and the lead lands on the Leads board before the rep reaches the next driveway.
Dead zones and long days
When signal drops, pins keep saving on the phone and sync on their own when service comes back. The door-count leaderboard shows the whole crew who is working the swath, and the AI coach nudges each rep based on their own patterns — the hours they're strongest, the streets where they stall.
After the knock
Inspections move across the Jobs board toward a signed contract and a finished roof. Built-in SMS handles appointment reminders and follow-up texts to homeowners. Because every door keeps its history, the next storm through the same neighborhood starts with a record of who was home and what they said.
The weekly review
Reports compare this week with last week, or this month with any other, by rep, by disposition, or by day. Managers see which crews are converting knocks into inspections and which need coaching, without assembling a spreadsheet.
Switching from another canvassing tool
Most roofing teams that look at KnockKnockGO! are already running something — a canvassing app, a CRM with a map bolted on, or spreadsheets and group texts. The pattern we hear is the same: storm data lives in one place, the door map in another, and the team conversation in a third.
Putting those in one app is the point. Your reps knock on the same map that shows the storm, message the crew from the same screen, and log the lead without switching tools. We migrate your existing pins and leads for free, so your team doesn't start the season on a blank map.
Everything in every package
- Integrated storm mapping — hail and wind, last 12 months, 60-mile radius
- Swaths color-coded by hail size
- Pins and dispositions for every door
- Group chats and private messaging
- AI coach that learns each rep
- Door-count leaderboard
- Leads and Jobs boards
- Built-in SMS
- Offline capture with auto-sync, satellite view, native iOS and Android
- Free data migration
Every package includes every feature.
Seat packages, billed quarterly. Monthly billing adds 15%. 14-day out on your first quarter.
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Founder pricing: 40% off list, locked for life, at any package size. Founder seats are limited.
Roofing canvassing FAQ
Where does the storm data come from, and how far back does it go?
The storm layer shows hail and wind events from the past 12 months within a 60-mile radius of the area you’re viewing. Each hail swath is colored by hail size, and you can tap a color to show or hide it.
Is storm mapping an add-on?
No. Every package includes every feature — storm mapping, team chat, the AI coach, SMS, offline capture. Packages differ only by seat count.
How is this different from Spotio, SalesRabbit, or Badger Maps?
Every KnockKnockGO! package includes every feature, and storm mapping and full team chat are built into the same app your reps knock with. You don’t pay extra for them or run them in separate tools.
Can my reps use it with no signal?
Yes. Pins and leads save on the phone and sync automatically when service returns, and the rep can see how many pins are waiting to sync.
Can we capture photos and damage notes at the door?
Yes. Each lead holds the homeowner’s details, notes, and photos, so the office has what it needs for the inspection and the claim.
We’re switching from another app. Will we lose our history?
No. Data migration is free — we move your pins and leads so your team picks up where they left off.
Do you have pages for my city?
We’re publishing roofing pages market by market, starting with Hail Alley. If your city isn’t listed yet, the app works the same there — the storm layer covers wherever your crews knock.
Claim a founder seat
Founder pricing is 40% off list, locked for life, at any package size. Seats are limited. Book a walkthrough and we’ll put your territory on the storm map.